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Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners Salary by State

Median annual wage from the latest BLS Occupational Employment Statistics release. Hover any state for the cost-of-living adjusted figure. Click to open the full state breakdown.

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Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners — median wage by state

  • District of Columbia: $76,970, COL-adjusted $70,036
  • Massachusetts: $75,740, COL-adjusted $71,588
  • New York: $74,730, COL-adjusted $69,259
  • Hawaii: $74,460, COL-adjusted $67,691
  • Vermont: $74,310, COL-adjusted $75,827
  • New Jersey: $72,780, COL-adjusted $66,893
  • California: $71,120, COL-adjusted $64,246
  • Connecticut: $70,010, COL-adjusted $67,577
  • Washington: $65,530, COL-adjusted $61,243
  • Maryland: $63,280, COL-adjusted $60,267
  • New Hampshire: $63,250, COL-adjusted $60,701
  • Colorado: $62,050, COL-adjusted $60,184
  • Arizona: $61,330, COL-adjusted $60,904
  • Louisiana: $61,150, COL-adjusted $69,331
  • Oregon: $61,120, COL-adjusted $59,110
  • Virginia: $60,930, COL-adjusted $60,267
  • Florida: $60,270, COL-adjusted $58,288
  • Rhode Island: $59,910, COL-adjusted $58,563
  • Illinois: $59,840, COL-adjusted $59,840
  • Pennsylvania: $58,170, COL-adjusted $59,600
  • Maine: $57,900, COL-adjusted $59,629
  • Minnesota: $57,710, COL-adjusted $58,529
  • Nevada: $57,610, COL-adjusted $57,610
  • Texas: $57,470, COL-adjusted $59,186
  • Missouri: $56,900, COL-adjusted $62,665
  • Wyoming: $55,550, COL-adjusted $59,924
  • Alaska: $54,990, COL-adjusted $53,701
  • North Carolina: $54,990, COL-adjusted $58,314
  • Kansas: $54,840, COL-adjusted $60,866
  • Utah: $54,150, COL-adjusted $54,752
  • Wisconsin: $53,940, COL-adjusted $57,322
  • Arkansas: $53,040, COL-adjusted $61,036
  • Michigan: $52,780, COL-adjusted $54,865
  • Nebraska: $52,630, COL-adjusted $58,413
  • Alabama: $52,180, COL-adjusted $58,761
  • Tennessee: $52,000, COL-adjusted $56,583
  • South Carolina: $51,830, COL-adjusted $55,315
  • Iowa: $51,750, COL-adjusted $58,941
  • North Dakota: $51,700, COL-adjusted $58,090
  • New Mexico: $50,820, COL-adjusted $55,119
  • Indiana: $50,090, COL-adjusted $53,687
  • Ohio: $49,900, COL-adjusted $53,772
  • Kentucky: $49,280, COL-adjusted $54,634
  • Georgia: $49,250, COL-adjusted $51,142
  • Delaware: $49,020, COL-adjusted $49,118
  • Montana: $49,000, COL-adjusted $51,797
  • Oklahoma: $48,990, COL-adjusted $55,797
  • South Dakota: $47,050, COL-adjusted $53,104
  • Mississippi: $44,680, COL-adjusted $51,356
  • West Virginia: $35,760, COL-adjusted $39,955
  • Idaho:

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Highest- and lowest-paying states for meeting, convention, and event planners

Ranked by median annual wage from the BLS 2025 release. The full sortable list is above; these are the extremes.

Highest-paying
  1. 1. District of Columbia$76,970
  2. 2. Massachusetts$75,740
  3. 3. New York$74,730
  4. 4. Hawaii$74,460
  5. 5. Vermont$74,310
Lowest-paying
  1. West Virginia$35,760
  2. Mississippi$44,680
  3. South Dakota$47,050
  4. Oklahoma$48,990
  5. Montana$49,000

Frequently asked questions

What is the average Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners salary in the United States?
The US median wage for Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners is $61,574 per year (BLS, 2025). Half earn more and half earn less.
Which state pays Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners the most?
District of Columbia pays Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners the most, with a median of $76,970, followed by Massachusetts ($75,740). The lowest median is in West Virginia at $35,760.
How much do Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners salaries vary by state?
Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners median pay ranges from $35,760 to $76,970 across the 50 states and DC — a spread largely explained by cost of living and local demand. The table below ranks every state.
Are Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners jobs growing?
BLS projects a +4.8% change in Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners employment from 2024 to 2034 — about as fast as average.